Toyota 4Runner Forum - Largest 4Runner Forum - FS: 1998 4Runner Limited 4WD, rear locker, mild build

I’m selling my 1998 4Runner Limited 4WD with rear locker - this has been well maintained and is pretty much a turn-key vehicle for a daily driver/adventure rig. Overall, for being 23 years old the truck is in great condition - this vehicle has served me well for the past 2 years, just moving on to the Tacoma platform for my current needs. Asking 8000.00 OBO

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Vehicle history:

I bought the vehicle bone stock from a Toyota mechanic in north Georgia - He acquired it from an older gentleman who owned the truck for 18 years in Tennessee. Before I bought the truck it had around 229,xxx miles - a newer engine with only 160k was installed by the Toyota mechanic including the following:

Timing belt, water pump, thermostat

Drive belts

Valve cover gaskets

Rear main seal

Intake gaskets

Oil pan gasket

Maintenance list since I acquired it with 229,xxx

New Denzo spark plugs

B&M transmission cooler

Engine oil: Valvoline full synthetic every 3500mi

Driveline fluids: Full synthetic (just redid it in July)

Done @ 260,xxx

New radiator

OEM steering rack

OEM front axles

OEM lower ball joints

Upgraded steel front brake hoses

Suspension:

At first, I installed the Eibach Pro Truck lift system for the vehicle. However, once I started loading it down with gear/etc the rear end sagged. I kept the front the same, but switched out the rear with the following components:

- OME 890 coils
- OME 60073 rear shocks

Overall, I’m pleased with the ride quality, stance and the ability to carry a ton of weight without sagging at all.

Mods list:

Prinsu full length roof rack

Custom rear cargo drawer/sleep system (single or double) - professional build and install from McKinsey Craft Co in Tucson, AZ

TKO Offroad sliders (local welder in North GA)

265/75/16 Goodyear Wrangler Ultra Terrain (about 60% tread left)

16” Pro Comp 69 allow wheels

Upgraded to AGM battery, big 3 wiring upgrade, Blue Sea fuse box, military-style terminals

LED interior lights (including dash)

LED exterior lights

Nilight fog lights

Nilight light bar

Nilight rock/puddle lights

Viper keyless entry and alarm

Sony Apple CarPlay/Android Auto touchscreen radio

Husky liner mats front and rear

The bad:

Only thing I can think of after owning it for 2 years and going out to Colorado, Utah, Arizona & Wyoming is the clear coat on the hood and roof. Also, the sunroof doesn’t open anymore - I never worried about it :)